The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-04
a butterfly was noticed this week

saturday night another lot OF poor cattle,
belonging 10 Poindexttr 4 Orr, was re.
ceived ut this station and dri,en 70 he
| ranch where they can be fed.
"Mac,' the fisherman, on Wednesday.
captured the first grasshoppers q. the sea.
son, witt. w;cl, he succeeded in rs,chinu !,
string OF the spccklcd beauties
Some engines will be b-oo.h, up from
the Denver and South Park line, to supply
the shortage of motive power at the ,orth.
ern end Of the C,ah x Nor,hern.-Oader
Nc::v
The Methodist soch!c will be held at
the residence OF q. +. Morse, o.niph,.
An interesting programme has been pre-.
pared. Refreshments will be s.rveb Nj
are invited.
The mai! facilities in Big Hole Basin arc
wrctched. Some OF the residents have TO
90 thirty miles for their mail! 1t is hoped
shat when spring comes, something can be
done for their relief.
We arc reliably nior med tl,a: an opera
house will be built in this place, the com.
ing summer. We are not at liberty to
state the gcntlemen's names who haze the
project in contemplation.
Monday morning, the passenger train
from the south, was about six hours late,
having been delayed By snow on the
Pleasant valley divide. Tuesday mornings
train vas la:c from the same cause.
The Youngest child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Hansen died Tuesday night ar, was
buried Yesterday. Their other two chill.
dren are very i'll. The sor, rowing parents
have tn sympathy of the comlnunity.
ST. P":';cl's Day vii, bc celebrated in
Dillon hy masquerade bal! gotten up by
some OF thc'young men. Mc>srs. Paul,
l.uyn@, parkc and Tom PoinGex,cr have
The matter in hand and will MAKE, Il sue.
cess OF i.4 affair.
Hicks, the weather sharp, predicts
hcav, storms for tho next week-sth to
Keith. There viii be inrnadoes in the
South ard snow l,'cckadcs in the worth.
west, north and eu>, Til. period will be
followed by cold weather.
In the police court, this wvrj., tx: Rock.
bud was brough. up, cl,a:scl with steal
ing deadly weapons and supplying ;.,s,
same TO prisoners in the Jail. He was
bound over to appear before the grant!
jury. Two t!runhs were also hauled vi,
ard fined.
a copy OF tie Annual Report ot Audi.
tor and Treasurer OF :hi> Territory, Ter
1886, to which is added an appendix con.
tanning record Of marks and brands, has
been received a. this Office. The book
contains much Information and is valuable
for reference.
On another page will be found lie first
of 4 series Of articles, in which the author
gives some pointers on vegetar;anism
which it would be we'll ior orr readers tn
prcservc,as they might come handy when
AS the eastern papers have it-ali our cattle
will have irozen or starved TO death, au'j
beet, in consequence, be out Of market
The Inter MpaHtaia says: General
Agcn. Scott is in receipt Of The following
letter from ,h, headquarters OF the Union
Pacific at Omaha: "The Interstate com.
mcrce law which becomes operative March
-. 1887, will, until otherwise interpreted
by the commissioners. prohibit special
rates and free transportation, "n,i ii will
not be legal to make any srIv!"' contracts
running beyond that date"
Marriea--At Mrs. GoodricI.'s liotc, NJ
Nichol;a, Idaho, ~ February ..nd fNas!,
inston's Birthday Theodore Sands and
Miss .Secska !jcacCck, oi Ellcudai:, Mon.
.ana, were joined in ,hc hcly bonds oi
wed!ock, Rev. O. ". Minlzer officiating
Mr.. Sam Taylor acted a., i>c>, ran, and
Miss lIultta Perkins rs bridesmaid. Il was
Il ve1v quiet wedding. only i" few invited
friends being prtHeut.-l,'ano H'>c'"tT.
We have received from the department!
Of Agriculture |, "Reno.' u;on ,hc Man.
bers and Values OF fa,m Animals, et..
| The estimated number Of horses in Muu-
,ara is ";vc': At t@0:0.S Hrd tlt average
price per head. $685.; nulc>, y,-,y, aver,
aye prc" per head, S7l7s. 'lh. report
gives Montana -o,oyS milch cu"s at an
arcray: lricc Of $3.50 per head; 7;4,HS>
sheep, at S..Sl ana 10000 ho,>, At S2,>S.